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Britain's
"Noble Experiment"
In the years 1919 and 1920, two events of critical strategic
importance for Britain's opium war against the United States
occurred. First, the Royal Institute of International Affairs was
founded.
The purpose of this institution had been set forth over 40 years
before in the last will and testament of empire-builder Cecil
Rhodes. Rhodes had called for the formation of a "secret
society" that would oversee the reestablishment of a British
empire that would incorporate most of the developing world and
recapture the United States (see Part II, Section 7). Toward
this objective, Rhodes's circle, including Rudyard Kipling, Lord
Milner, and a group of Oxford College graduates known as
"Milner's Kindergarten," constituted the Round Table at the
turn of the 20th century. In 1919, the same grouping founded the
Royal Institute of International Affairs as the central planning
and recruitment agency for Britain's "one world empire."
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On January 6 of the next year, Britain declared its opium war
against the United States. Americans knew it as Prohibition.
Prohibition brought the narcotics traffic. the narcotics
traffickers, and large-scale organized crime into the United
States. Illegal alcohol and illegal narcotics made up two different
product lines of the same multinational firm. The British.
through their distilleries in Scotland and Canada, and the British,
from their opium refineries in Shanghai and Hong Kong, were the
suppliers. The British, through their banks in Canada and the
Caribbean, were the financiers. Through their political conduits
in the United States. the British created the set of political
conditions under which the United States might be won back by
means other than the failed Balkanization plan of the Civil War
period.
Two tracks led to the drug epidemic in the United States. one in
the Far East. and the other in the United States and Canada.
Against the outcry of the League of Nations and virtually all the
civilized world, the British stubbornly fought to maintain opium
production in the Far East. expanding the illegal supply of
heroin. just as the drug went out of legal circulation in America in
1924. In North America. Canada - which had had its own period
of Prohibition - went "wet" one month before the United States
went dry.
In interviews with the authors. Drug Enforcement
Administration officials have emphasized the similarity of the
alcohol and narcotics modus operandi. When the agents of Arnold
Rothstein and Meyer Lansky made their first trips to the Far
East in the 1920s, they purchased heroin from the British with full
legality. What the American gangsters did with the drug was
their own business; the British opium merchants were merely
engaging in "free enterprise." When Britain's leading distilling
companies sold bulk quantities of liquor to Arnold Rothstein and
Joseph Kennedy - for delivery either to the Bahamas or to the
three-mile territorial limit of the United States coastal waters ­
they had no responsibility for what happened to the liquor once it
reached American shores. (The identical explanation was
offered by an official of the British Bank of the Middle East.
which now services the Far East drug traffic through a smug­
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glers' market in gold bullion in Dubai, on the Persian Gulf. "We
only sell the gold, old boy," the banker said. "What those fellows
do with it once they get it is up to them.")
Which of the American syndicates obtained this month's
franchise for drug or liquor distribution was immaterial to the
British traffickers. The greater the extent of intergang blood­
shed, the less obvious their role would be. In fact, the British
distillers could provoke such events at will by withholding needed
inventory of bootleg alcohol.
The "Noble Experiment" was aimed at degrading the
American people through popular "violation of the law" and
association with the crime syndicate controlled by the Our
Crowd banks of Wall Street - the Zionist Lobby of its day (see
Part III). New York's Our Crowd is an extension of the London
Rothschild banking network and British Secret Intelligence into
the United States. For example, Sir William Wiseman was the
official head of British Secret Intelligence in the United States
throughout the World War I period. He became a senior partner
in the investment house of Kuhn Loeb immediately on demob­
ilization. Wiseman was a personal protege of Canadian Round
Table founder Lord Beaverbrook and one of the most prominent
public figures in the Zionist movement. (1)
With this lower Manhattan-Canada-centered grouping acting
as the political control, the Prohibition project was launched
during the early 1910s under the shadow of the United States'
entry into World War I. It should shock no one that the creation
and rapid growth of an organized crime syndicate in the United
States was the filthy business of the Our Crowd banks - employ­
ing the cults of Lord Palmerston and Disraeli that conducted the
unsuccessful assault against the American republic during the
Civil War.
It is a fraud of the highest order that Prohibition represented a
mass social protest against the "evils" of alcohol. Like the
environmentalist movement and other present day anti-progress
cults, the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) and its
Anti-Saloon League offshoots were a small, well-financed and
highly organized circle that enjoyed the financial backing of the
Astors, the Vanderbilts. the Warburgs. and the Rockefellers. (2)
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